Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Miami Gardens, FL
In Miami Gardens, like other areas of Florida, residents experience drug and alcohol abuse. If you are one of the Miami Gardens residents who is struggling with drug or alcohol addiction, you don’t have to suffer alone. Although people can and do often quit on their own, treatment is the safest and most effective way to treat addiction and create behavior change. For more information about the resources offered in Miami-Dade County for drug and alcohol abuse, visit their website.
Depending on the substance or substances you are abusing, there are different types of treatment available, including inpatient rehab, standard outpatient, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient—each type varying in its intensiveness. Once you enter a program, you will receive an intake assessment, which evaluates your substance abuse, along with your physical and mental health. This information will be used to create an individualized treatment plan for you to follow throughout the program. Your treatment plan may include participating in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), taking prescribed medication, going to group therapy meetings, attending family therapy, and/or engaging in holistic treatments such as acupuncture, meditation, or yoga. The types of treatment modalities and services you receive will depend on the individual rehab’s treatment philosophy.
Once you are ready to find help, you can look at our directory to find out more information about treatment facilities near you. Know that each center is different, so if you don’t find one that fits your needs in Miami Gardens, you may expand your search to other cities or states.
You can take control of your life and start the process of recovery today.
Sources
- National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2017). Types of Treatment Programs.
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Banyan Stuart
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St. John’s Recovery Place
To whom it may concern, SJRP changed my life with the infinite amount of love and patience they offered to me. The variety of food and activities made me excited for each day that came along. Activities included the gym, equine therapy, horse back riding, NIT/VAT therapy ( which is amazing!!!), painting and reading, meditation, group and one on one therapy sessions. Extra activities include park excursions, kayaking, visiting springs, and the beach. All the staff ranging from the Director of Operations down to the Custodians are there to provide tender loving care for the betterment of each client. I speak from personal experience and this is why I am so grateful for the opportunity to attend Saint Johns Recovery Place.
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With the high rate of drug overdoses across the nation, it’s no wonder that many Florida residents are seeking drug addiction treatment in Miami Gardens.
In many cases, it is an inadvertent overdose on prescription painkillers or a combination of painkillers with other drugs, including alcohol, that is causing the rate of untimely deaths to skyrocket. It’s a relatively new issue. In fact, between 1990 and 2001, the rate of deaths due to drug overdose increased by 325 percent, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Are you worried about losing someone you love to an accidental overdose? No matter what your loved one’s drug of choice is, overdose is a distinct possibility when chronic drug abuse or addiction is an untreated issue. If you’re ready to find a Miami Gardens drug rehab that can help your family heal after drug addiction, contact us today at the phone number listed above.
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How do drug overdoses occur? It’s often surprising how quickly the body can become overwhelmed by a substance or substances, causing a heart attack or such depression of the respiratory system that the person stops breathing altogether. Few people take their drug of choice hoping to overdose, however, so how does it happen?
- Alcohol + ANY substance: Few people realize how deadly alcohol can be when taken in combination with other drugs. Having just one drink while taking prescription painkillers or sedatives can result in coma or overdose.
- Mixing drugs: Many mix drugs of opposite effect, like crystal meth and heroin or cocaine and heroin, hoping to increase their rush. Unfortunately, it often ends with multiple body systems shutting down.
- Changes in body chemistry: Many are surprised that someone who has been using a specific drug for years will suddenly overdose. But your body deteriorates during long-term use and yesterday’s “perfect” dose may be too much for your body to handle today.
- Use after a period of sobriety: Those who relapse after a period of sobriety (e.g., after an attempted detox, travel, or jail time) no longer require as high a dose as they took before their sobriety – but few know that and take far too much for their body to handle.
Locating Recovery Centers in Miami Gardens
The only sure way to eliminate the risk of drug overdose is to eliminate the use of addictive and deadly substances. A Miami Gardens addiction treatment center can help your loved one stop abusing drugs and avoid relapse today.
Call now to find the right program for your family.
You can take control of your life and start the process of recovery today.
Sources
- National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2017). Types of Treatment Programs.